
The Four Seasons — Season 2

A journey north to scatter Nick’s ashes upon a mountain peak quickly evolved into a struggle, as friction mounted between Anne and Ginny.

Confined to a sparsely supplied motel, Danny and Claude resumed a familiar discussion. Jack grew irritable with hunger, while Anne confided in someone about what troubled her.

The group relaxes by the sea, yet Kate and Jack find themselves adrift from one another. A newcomer unexpectedly alters the dynamic between Ginny and Anne.

Claude’s unexpected revelation sent Danny reeling. Anne indulged in a lighthearted summer romance. Meanwhile, Kate cautiously experimented with Jack’s private way of managing stress.

Amidst the overflowing abundance of a Thanksgiving celebration, Danny and Claude delivered some significant news. Meanwhile, Jack and Kate navigated their relationship with a quiet detachment, pursuing separate interests and paths.

Anne’s thoughts drifted back to the pandemic, to that Thanksgiving gathering—a decidedly less-than-distant affair—and the moment it coincided with a turning point in her own life.

During a trip to the Italian Alps, Kate rebuffed Danny with an icy silence. Meanwhile, Anne’s striking appearance evoked comparisons to a festive sorceress, prompting a quiet reevaluation of her path.

Feeling low, Jack found himself urged onward by Kate’s insistence that he quickly regain his momentum. Meanwhile, the bond between Danny and Claude encountered an unforeseen challenge.


